Word: poste
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...legend that we considered him destined for the presidency is pure hogwash." As JFK discovered during the Cold War, and as his former classmates witnessed during his reign in the White House, never underestimate the potential of the red, or the crimson, tide. A 1961 article in The Washington Post reports, "Musing, no doubt, about [JFK's] singular lack of prophetic indications, today's undergraduates at Winthrop House have posted a sign at the portals: 'Be Kind to Your Roommate...
...been very interested in the area of fraud over the Internet, and this case is just an extension of that," notes TIME Wall Street analyst Dan Kadlec. "In fact, they've done a good job of catching things on the Web. It seems laughable that anybody would try to post any secure information that...
Lewis and others say just finding suitable candidates--of any race or ethnicity--is already a difficult job, given the post's many demands and a limited pool of qualified Faculty members who are interested in holding the position...
Then there's the case of a well-known stock tipster who calls himself "Tokyo Joe" and uses his investment website to post colorful snapshots of himself. The sec says the New York-based entrepreneur, a Korean whose real name is Yun Soo Oh Park, charged members of his investment club up to $200 a month and then pushed them to buy stocks he was simultaneously selling from his own account. Beyond this practice, known as "scalping," the agency also claims Tokyo Joe lied about his trading record and touted companies without disclosing that he had received shares from...
...bespectacled Jain set up IndiaWorld the same year with money saved from his job. "I wrote my business plan on Post-it notes," he jokes. The site was built almost entirely using public domain software, such as the free Linux platform, and it was maintained on widely available Apache servers. "In our entire five years, we bought only three software packages--Windows, Office and Photoshop," he boasts...